Kefauver Denounces War Conduct Code Debate
Senator Kefauver criticizes the new military code while urging a thorough study of returned prisoners of war. He argues political criticism may have driven some servicemen to confess and turn coat, calling for humane consideration without condoning breaks in discipline during war.
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Tennessee
Senate
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Truman
President Eisenhower Bonds With Grandson David At Rocky Mountain Ranch
President Eisenhower spent a relaxed day with his young grandson David at a Rocky Mountain ranch. David, in western attire, tried golf and fishing under his grandfather’s coaching while reporters watched. David failed to catch a fish but earned the President’s praise for his effort and sportsmanlike demeanor.
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Cole
UPI
Eisenhower
David
Rocky Mountain Ranch
Bobby Jones
Jre Youngster
Smog Backlog Grows as Court Warrants Rise
Los Angeles details show Air Pollution Control District inspectors pushing 24 hour watch, more violators hauled into court, and 28 petitions for variances pending. Fourteen new sampling stations approved, with sites planned in West Los Angeles Highland Park Rivera Bassett Azusa Walnut Burbank Sylmar Reseda Lennox West Dominguez Artesia and existing stations in Pasadena central Los Angeles and Vernon. State and federal agencies will join county effort this fall in a three way funding plan to tackle smog.
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Smith Griswold
Griswold
Board of Supervisors
Truesdad Laboratories
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Highland Park
Rivera
Bassett
Azusa
Walnut
Burbank
Sylmar
Reseda
Lennox
West Dominguez
Artesia
Pasadena
Central
Vernon
Us, Public Health Service
State Health Department
Open Probe in Crash Fatal to 7 Airmen
The Air Force opened an investigation into a twin engine C47 crash that killed seven aboard at Stead Air Force Base. The aircraft struck Gillis Mountain Range near Reno during a classified training mission. Sentries at a naval depot witnessed the crash and a rescue team recovered all seven bodies. Names and ranks of the fallen are listed.
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Hawthorne
Air Force
61St J Squadron
Sth Air Rescue
Stead Air Force Base
Reno
Gillis Mountain Range
Naval Ammunition Depot
Walker Lake
56 Indians Repelled by Portuguese
NEW DELHI India The Indian government radio reported today 56 Indian demonstrators who entered Portuguese Goa two days ago have been hurled back across the frontier. Most of them were injured from beatings. The remaining 26 members of the party are still missing.
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India
Indian Government Radio
Goa
Film Studios Lose Suit to Distributor
In Los Angeles a federal jury found for former Beaumont theater owner L. James in an anti trust suit against 13 studios distributors and chains. He was awarded 33 000 damages and 15 000 in attorney fees after a two month trial. James alleged collusion to bar film access until shown at a neighboring company theater, ruining his business. He filed suit in 1951 and entering bankruptcy in February 19
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Los Angeles
L. James
James
Beaumont
Calif
Banning
Southlander Dies in Amphibian Crash at Lordsburg
Milton H. Wagner of Burbank died in the crash of an Amphi bi an Seabee flown by Dr D B Adams 37 of La Crescenta at Lordsburg Airport New Mexico. Adams survived with broken arms and head lacerations and was hospitalized as the Civil Aeronautics Administration opened an investigation. Wagner was editor of the Vernon Aluminum Company paper and is survived by Antoinette and two sons.
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Lordsburg
California
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Milton H. Wagner
Burbank
D. B. Adams
la Crescenta
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Adams
Des Moines
Iowa
Oklahoma City
Wagner
Los Angeles
Aluminum Co. of America
Vernon <Alcoan
Antoinette
Gerald
Ronald
Bullish forecast lifts Dow earnings toward record 1955
A market bullish case argues Dow Jones Industrials may post about 37.50 per share for 1955, with quarterly and six month earnings up sharply. The piece details rising profits, aggressive advertising, auto industry push, steel and ore data, and potential rally into the Labor Day period.
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Industrals
Dow
Dow-Jones
IML
Jewish couple win postponement in child custody battle
In Dedham Massachusetts Melvin B Ellis and his wife gained another delay in contempt proceedings over their fight to keep Hildie a four year old girl they raised since infancy. The hearing extends to September 14 as authorities have yet to serve papers.
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Dedham
Mass
Melvin B. Ellis
Brookline
Hildie ‘McCay
Ellis
Hildie
Marjorie McCoy Doherty
Touring Americans Make Suggestions On Soviet Farms
A party of U S farmers visiting the Soviet Union presented a 14 point pro union plan and urged close study of Soviet agriculture to aid Khrushchev program. They met with Ivan Benediktov and top officials, sharing facts and figures in a 2 1/2 hour session. The delegation, lacking official status, signaled potential future exchanges if the U S government agrees. They booked seats for Berlin and will return to the United States.
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
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Missionary Arthur Chenoweth Dies at 86 in New York
Rev. Arthur Chenoweth, 86, one of the first Methodist Church missionaries to the Philippines, who went there in 1901, died Thursday. He was a retired executive of the Board of Missions of the Methodist Church.
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Upi
Arthur ©. Chenoweth
Methodist Church
Philippine Islands
Board of Missions of the
Press eleoram Publication Notice and Circulation Details
Daily newspaper notice from Long Beach area stating publication schedule and circulation figures. Mentions carrier delivery rate and filing details, with archival markers and registration under postal act provisions.
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St Blentreet
Pine Aveouw
Ong Beach
Ormia
Two Downed Yank Fliers Believed Alive
UN spokesman said Allies have reason to believe two American airmen shot down over the Korean DMZ are alive in North Korea. The men are Lt. Guy W. Bumpass Jr and Capt. Charles W. Brown. The UN plans to press for their return as the Air Force provides limited details about their fate.
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Charles F. Dunn
Dorothy M. Dunn
Sparks
Nev
Lucy L. Dunn
Canton
Ohio
Clifford
Abraham
Abrahamson
Springfield
Penn
Frank L. Burke Jr
Ruth Burke
Reno
Elerta Burke
Las Vegas
Ney
Frederick Johnson
Hezekiah
Ist
Eugene T. Kirven
Martha W. Mirren
Patrick McMullin
Goa
Ruth McMullinignt
Sipeno
Rose Me
Nukin
Pittsburgh
Gemand- Staff
Alvin E. Moore
Portugel
Arthur J. Moore
Boonesmall
Ine
Ark
Dian
India
Nehru
Fanminjon
Korea
United Nations
Demilitarized Zone
North Korea
Washington
Guy W. Bumpass Jr
Jackson
Miss
Charles W. Brown
West Louisville
U.N
Japan
Kimpo U.S. Air Force Base
Prison Farm Sellers Sue for Oil Cash
A. M. Dunn and Myrtle Dunn sue Los Angeles County for 50 million dollars over oil rights at the Wayside Honor Prison Farm near Castaic. They claim misrepresentation about drilling limits and say Texas Co. produced oil under a lease giving the county one sixth. they seek accounting for half of an estimated 100 million dollars in value from 1,400 acres and sold for 148,000 dollars.
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Los Angeles
A. M. Dunn
Myrtle
Wayside Honor Prison
Texas Co
Dunns
Castaic
Tain
Barred Calif Medics Seek Practice Restoration
About 2500 California doctors of naturopathy barred from practicing since 1949 petitioned for restoration of their status. A hearing before the Assembly Interim Committee on Public Health heard attorney Norman MacBeth and supporters argue demand for naturopathic methods, with calls for either a separate state examining board or a special panel under the medical examining board.
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California
Assembly Interim Committee On Public Health
State Building
Norman MacBeth
John Wilson Gregory
London
Medical Examining Board
MacBeth
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